1930's Clothing and Styles By: John Brunner & Fletcher Groseclos.
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Transcript of 1930's Clothing and Styles By: John Brunner & Fletcher Groseclos.
Female Dress
• Joan Crawford, early 1930's shot with a 1920's style dress.
• Previous decade's style
dress (Like in most decades) carried over to early years of new decade.
• Similar dresses were popular during the early 1930's
Female Dress
• One of the major styles found in the 1930's was the mid-calf length dress
• Asymmetrical, tilted hats
also very popular
1934
1933
Female Dress- Easter 1941 McWhirter's Catalog ad
• Like with every decade, syles from the previous decade were still popular in the early years.
• Clutches• Evening gowns with
sleeves
Women's League of Health and Beauty
Justine Henin, 2006
A great example of clothing change is in women's tennis wear.
Summer Olympics 1900
Female Hair Hair Styles- Perm
• First Prize Style won at the Hairdressing Fashion Show London, 1935
• Differs from 1920's hairstyle becuase of short length
Cosmetics/ Hairstyles
Bright red lips, thin eye brows, and longer finger nails were all very popular in the 1930's.
Interesting Facts• In the 1930s, hats were worn for a sporty or
flirtatious appeal. One of the most typical styles that captures the era is the "Florentine" hat.
• "Real" fur wraps and floral print dresses were very popular in the 1930s.
• Jockey briefs were so popular that over 30,000 pairs were sold within three months of their introduction. Cooper's renamed their company to Jockey as know it today.
• The Women's League of Health and Beauty was a major movement in the 1930's in the UK and the USA that led to more acceptable, more modern fashion and cosmetic practices.
Glossary of Terms · Florentine (Hat)- the most typical hat style that
captured the 1930s era · Cloche Hats- Style of hat popular in 1920's and early 1930's · Y-Front Briefs- First modern style of Men's underwear invented in 1935 · Kestos Bra- First "modern" style bra, resembles best what we see today · Women's League of Health and Beauty- "Promoted the idea of a healthy mind and a healthy body" for the woman.
Glossary of Terms
• Glen Plaid- A suit pattern in the 1930s that included vertical and horizontal stripes intersecting at regular intervals to form a houndstooth check.
• Houndstooth Check- A pattern of broken or jagged checks.
• Twill Weave- One of three basic weave structures resulting in a characteristic diagonal pattern.
• Perm- A permanent weave, very popular in 1930's. Chemical treatment makes hair stay curled for long periods of time